2020 Election Results: Sudbury Ballot Questions Approved

SUDBURY, MA — The Sudbury Town Clerk is out with unofficial results from the Nov. 3 election.

In a major nationwide election, about 87 percent of the town's 13,916 registered voters turned out, higher than the 84 percent seen in the 2016 presidential election.

According to the results, town residents have approved two local ballot questions dealing with borrowing money to 1) build a new Fairbank Community Center, and 2) purchase a section of abandoned CSX railway to use as a portion of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail.

Sudbury voters also helped hand incumbent Democratic state Rep. Carmine Gentile a victory against Republican challenger Ingrid Centurion in the 13th Middlesex District race.

Here are the unofficial results from Sudbury:

U.S President

• Joe Biden/Kamala Harris (D) — 9,075
• (i) Donald Trump/Mike Pence (R) — 2,611

U.S. Senator

• (i) Ed Markey (D) — 8,536
• Kevin O'Connor (R) — 3,302

House of Representatives

5th Congressional District

• (i) Katherine Clark (D) — 5,782
• Caroline Colarusso (R) — 2,792

3rd Congressional District (precinct 1 only)

• (i) Lori Trahan (D) — 1,346

Governor's Council

3rd District

• (i) Marilyn Petitto Devaney (D) — 8,758

Massachusetts State Senate

Middlesex and Worcester District (precincts 2, 3 only)

• (i) James Eldridge (D) — 3,660

3rd Middlesex District

• (i) Michael Barrett (D) — 5,280

Massachusetts House of Representatives

13th Middlesex District

• (i) Carmine Gentile (D) — 8,022
• Ingrid Centurion (R) — 3,583

Ballot Question 1: Right to repair

• Yes — 8,896
• No — 2,801

Ballot Question 2: Ranked-choice voting

• Yes — 6,090
• No — 5,655

Ballot Question 3: Purchasing unused CSX railway

• Yes — 8,229
• No — 3,351

Ballot Question 4: New Fairbank Community Center

• Yes — 6,691
• No — 4,910